Shaun Hutchinson wins the ball back for Millwall and plays through Jed Wallace on the wing but he sees his cross into the Derby box blocked away by Curtis Davies.

An energetic game, this.

Blackpool turning the screw now in their pursuit of a leveller against QPR.

Callum Connolly heads goalbound from point-blank range but Rs keeper Seny Dieng puts in a fantastic save to deny him.

Better stuff from Blackburn now who look reinvigorated against Sheffield United since the restart.

Joe Rothwell puts a free-kick in towards Adam Wharton whose header goes low before Blades keeper Wes Foderingham claims.

Can Blackpool make their player advantage count? If you're just joining us, QPR had Dion Sanderson sent off just before the break.

Surely the Seasiders can come away with at least a point, here.

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Derby win a free-kick in a dangerous area as they try to get off the mark against Millwall.

Luke Plange tries his luck and, although he beats the wall, he fires over the bar.

The Terriers have forced a succession of corners as they try to edge in front.

However, I'm going early with this statistic. Two of the last three matches between these two sides at the John Smith's have ended goalless, so you have been warned!

What three points would do for Blackburn this evening.

Rovers are without the injured Ben Brereton Diaz but are cracking on without their talismanic striker.

Reda Khadra puts in a cross towards Sam Gallagher but he can't quite work onto it.

The visitors have made a decent start to the second half as they try to get back into the game.

Sammie Szmodics sends over a dangerous-looking cross that just eludes Joe Ward at the back stick.

Derby make a double change coming into the second half with Festy Ebosele and Louie Sibley making way for Ravel Morrison and Colin Kazim-Richards.

Can they get something out of this game against Millwall?

We're back under way across the Championship.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at the Bet 35 Stadium

For all their lofty position in the Championship table, Luton Town have tonight brought one of the smaller away followings seen in the Potteries this season.

But maybe the ones who chose not to brave the motorway on a Wednesday night have so far been proved right.

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Not that the home fans have had too much to shout about either. The locals have already made it quite clear that they didn't enjoy too many matches when Nathan Jones was here as manager - and they can't be enjoying this one either.

The high spot was a mid-half kerfuffle between silky-skilled home playmaker Nick Powell and Scotsman Allan Campbell, for which the Scotsman was booked for his part in the stramash - and Powell wasn't. Which just about says it all!

Actually no, the undoubted highlight is the the cup of hot tomato and basil soup just kindly fetched from the pressroom for me by revered Midlands scribe Graham Hill. Absolutely sensational! I'd only ordered coffee too!!!

Derby's pursuit of safety in the Championship looks to be suffering a blow as things stand.

They trail Millwall by two goals, but Wayne Rooney's side have shown promise in this half despite the scoreline.

Goalless at the break but it's all the hosts so far in this one.

Sheffield United have seen most of the chances prior to half-time. Work for Blackburn to do.

Classic midweek Championship fare. We've all seen plenty of these!

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Jimmy Dunne's header gives QPR the lead at the break against Blackpool.

However they're down to 10 players after Dion Sanderson saw red.

QPR might be down a player after Dion Sanderson's sending off, but they're still troubling Blackpool.

Stefan Johansen puts a free-kick in which finds Yoann Barbet but his header is off target.

Aleksandar Mitrovic's 32nd goal of the season has Fulham on course for another three points.